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Unity 5.3 Game Engine Moves to OpenGL 4.x Core

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The Unity game engine has been upgraded to version 5.3, and its developers have made a series of very important improvements to it. Unity is one of the most successful gaming engines out there, and it's being used by too many games to count. Some of the more famous include Angry Birds 2, Pillars of Eternity, ......

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cybertao ·
There are two major ones, Unity Pro and Unity Personal. According to the UNITY PRO AND UNITY PERSONAL SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT you can use the Personal license if you are turning over less that US$100000 a year. In addition:
Quoting:Although Unity Personal has most of the features and functionality that Unity Pro has, Unity Personal: (a) includes certain features that cannot be disabled when your application is launched, including a Unity branded startup screen and certain analytics data collection; (b) does not provide team collaboration functionality; and (c) users will be required to complete a user survey to activate the Software. Unity Pro users who are not eligible to use Unity Personal may not develop and publish Licensee Content for the iOS and Android platforms without purchasing the applicable Unity Pro Add-On Product license. Unity may monitor your compliance with and enforce these restrictions and requirements including but not limited to monitoring the number of downloads of your Licensee Content and any available revenue estimate data.

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